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The Snake Game is a classic and popular arcade-style game where the player controls a snake that moves around the screen in four directions—up, down, left, and right. The main objective is to eat food items that appear randomly on the screen. Each time the snake eats food, it grows longer and the player's score increases. However, the game becomes more challenging as the snake grows, since the player must avoid running into the walls or the snake’s own body. If the snake crashes into either, the game ends. The controls are typically simple, often using arrow keys for movement. The snake moves in a grid-like pattern and cannot stop, which means players must plan their moves quickly and accurately. The food items are usually small dots or shapes, and they disappear once eaten, reappearing in a new random location. The gameplay is continuous and fast-paced, with no pauses, encouraging quick reflexes and decision-making. Some versions of the game increase the snake's speed as it grows, while others add levels or obstacles to enhance difficulty. Players aim to get the highest score possible by surviving as long as they can and eating as much food as possible. The game is widely used as a beginner project for learning game development and programming logic. Despite its simplicity, the Snake Game remains highly addictive and entertaining. It tests coordination, timing, and strategic movement. Over the years, many versions of the Snake Game have been created for different devices and platforms. It originated in the 1970s and gained massive popularity with its inclusion on Nokia mobile phones in the late 1990s. Its nostalgic value and simplicity make it a timeless classic that continues to be enjoyed by players of all ages.